AAA urges drivers, parents, and students to stay alert as school resumes, sharing key safety tips for buses, drop-offs, walking, and biking near schools.
Author: Morgan Dean
Morgan Dean
After twenty-six years working in TV news in Richmond, Morgan Dean joined the public and government affairs team at AAA in 2020. A graduate of Virginia Tech, you can often find him biking, hiking, or kayaking with his wife and two children.
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